Chief Windrow was tasked with not only starting our very first fire department, but he has also built our first fire station. After 41 years of dedicated service, his departure will be a tremendous loss to our town. Many, many thanks go out for his commitment to our community and best wishes for a well-deserved retirement.
Thank you, Chief!
In the heart of our community, there’s a business that’s as colorful as it is inspiring. It’s a tale of creativity, entrepreneurship, and giving old crayons a new lease on life. We sat down with Ethan Hoffman, the mind behind Mold-It, to dive into his journey and discover the vibrant world he’s created. Ethan’s entrepreneurial…
You have probably seen our logo around town, or maybe you’ve seen boys walking around with funny sticks; if so, you have probably encountered one of the Crawdad Lacrosse players. The Crawdad Lacrosse Club was initially started in 2016 by Coach Eric Clapp. The club has grown to 85 players and offers playing opportunities for…
Vittoria Erdem’s entry into the world of floral design was nothing short of serendipitous. A leap of faith and impeccable timing led her to embrace her passion for creativity and transform it into a flourishing career as a florist. Drawing on over 25 years of artistic expression, she channeled her talent into crafting stunning floral…
At least that’s how Phineas and Ferb describe summer break in their theme song (performed by Denton County’s Bowling for Soup). Parents can sympathize. There’s 11 weeks to plan for, and if you have kids in different age groups and your kids need activities while you work, making all the moving pieces fit together seems…
Tennessee is the Volunteer State, and according to Anna Hill of Nolensville, there is more than just the willingness of citizen-soldiers to step up to thank for it. Anna and husband Elmer are the founders of Art Helps Cancer, a 501c3 established five years ago after they retired. Both Anna and Elmer grew up in…
How many years have you coached at Nolensville High? Five years. I’ve been on the football staff as a defensive assistant all five of those years. This will be my third season serving as the head coach for track and field. What are your expectations of the 2024 Team? I expect growth. I believe both…